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motion capture systems and wearable sensors Engage with large-scale, longitudinal analyses of biomechanical data following limb trauma and amputation in the military Participate in efforts to develop novel
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with regional scientists and managers interested in invasive species and with Regional Invasive Species & Climate Change (RISCC) Management Networks in the Southwest and elsewhere in the US. Translating
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strengthen skills in literature review, evidence synthesis, analysis, evaluation, and translation, and build professional networks and explore career paths in nutrition research, nutrition policy, and
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of network understanding around local food security at the nexus of OneHealth; Mapping/synthesizing OneHealth interactions that occur across the islands, with an emphasis on food security; Explore technologies
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and FDA, learn from federal experts and strengthen skills in literature review, evidence synthesis, analysis, evaluation, and translation, and build professional networks and explore career paths in
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of microphysiological systems or organ on a chip models for viral agents Collecting and analyzing data from a diverse research portfolio Building professional networks Expanding research and critical thinking skills
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findings from a surveillance network to decision-makers, other researchers, and the public. Gain experiences within the Global Emerging Infections Surveillance (GEIS) Branch of the DoD’s Armed Forces Health
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monitoring coastal wetland ecosystems. The participant will aid in the establishment of a pre-management data acquisition and post-management action monitoring network at Blackwater National Wildlife Refuge
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to collect and analyze data from a diverse research portfolio provides participants the chance to develop new research skills and build professional networks. Most, but not all, of this research is conducted
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. Opportunity to contribute to a real-world public health project. Mentorship and collaboration with experienced researchers. Networking opportunities within the DoD public health enterprise. Where will I be